Blake Shelton's Fans Went Wild for His Jazzy Cover of "Let It Snow"

During Blake Shelton's 2012 Christmas special, Not-So-Family Christmas, the country star showed his jazzy side by doing a show-stopping rendition of the classic Christmas tune "Let it Snow." 

"I really do love Christmas, y'all. It's a great time of year, and I'm so happy to be able to spend part of it with you all. So thank you so much for being here, and wattaya say, let's get this part started!" Shelton told the audience, getting them excited before he kicked things off. 

During his performance, some swanky piano notes played while Shelton began to croon a soothing tone. The background singers then kicked in, complementing his voice perfectly. The cowboy totally commanded the crowd, and when the performance reached a satisfying conclusion, they erupted into cheers. 

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What to know about "Let It Snow" 

Originally written in 1945, the most popular version of the classic Christmas tune is by Dean Martin, released in 1959. His version reached the number-eight position on the Billboard Hot 100 charts nearly 50 years later in 2018, after continuous radio play. It has also been covered by Frank Sinatra, Michael Buble, Carly Simon, Bing Crosby, Jessica Simpson, Rod Stewart, Jewel, and more. 

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